What is another word for off-broadway?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒfbɹˈɔːdwe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Off-Broadway is a term used to describe theatrical performances that are not staged in the mainstream theater district of Manhattan. This type of theater is usually produced in smaller, more intimate settings with a focus on new and experimental productions. There are several synonyms for the term Off-Broadway, including Off-Off-Broadway, Indie Theatre, and Fringe Theatre. Off-Off-Broadway is similar to Off-Broadway in its focus on experimental productions, but typically features smaller budgets and less well-known actors. Indie Theatre is a more generalized term for independent theater, while Fringe Theatre usually refers to productions that are not mainstream or commercially successful. Regardless of the label, these types of theater provide a unique and exciting opportunity for artists and audiences alike.
